Stone

Museum number:
5-12290
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21050012290
Accession number:
Acc.3001
Description:
Stone, Africa; Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat; Nord, 2. February, 1972. 5-12290, acc no. 3001. Collector: Andrew Smith. Donor: University appropriation. Attributions of dates, culture and use: Neolithic, 2200 to 1360 B.C. Description: Stone, grooved. Published: Smith, Andrew; Adrar Bous and Karkarichinkat: examples of post-Paleolithic human adaptation in the Saharan and Sahel zones of West Africa. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, U.C. Berkeley, June, 1974
Donor:
Andrew Smith and University Appropriation
Collection place:
Karkarichinkat, Mali
Verbatim coll. place:
Africa; Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat; Nord, 2
Culture or time period:
Neolithic
Collector:
Andrew B. Smith
Collection date:
February 1972
Object type:
archaeology
Accession date:
1973
Department:
Africa (except Ancient Egypt)
Images:
Hearst Museum object titled Stone, accession number 5-12290, described as Stone, Africa; Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat; Nord, 2. February, 1972. 5-12290, acc no. 3001. Collector: Andrew Smith. Donor: University appropriation. Attributions of dates, culture and use: Neolithic, 2200 to 1360 B.C. Description: Stone, grooved. Published: Smith, Andrew; Adrar Bous and Karkarichinkat: examples of post-Paleolithic human adaptation in the Saharan and Sahel zones of West Africa. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, U.C. Berkeley, June, 1974
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Stone, accession number 5-12290, described as Stone, Africa; Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat; Nord, 2. February, 1972. 5-12290, acc no. 3001. Collector: Andrew Smith. Donor: University appropriation. Attributions of dates, culture and use: Neolithic, 2200 to 1360 B.C. Description: Stone, grooved. Published: Smith, Andrew; Adrar Bous and Karkarichinkat: examples of post-Paleolithic human adaptation in the Saharan and Sahel zones of West Africa. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, U.C. Berkeley, June, 1974

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